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Credit card customer needn’t show identity theft to sue (access required)

Published: March 14, 2013

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A credit card customer was not required to show that she was the victim of identity theft in order recover damages for a retailer’s violation of a state law prohibiting the disclosure of personal information on transaction forms, Massachusetts’ highest court has ruled.
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